River cruising is here to stay ! Mainly due to the BABY BOOMERS IMPACT “what is that I hear you say”?. Well basically its due to the interest post war babies are showing on River Cruising. Age wise anything between 55 and 70 years of age is what i’m referring to. Finally the children are off of your hands and the mortgage is now paid up. As I say on a regular basis, you’ve done the Caribbean till your Caribbean’d out and as I know when the years start to roll by- you start to actually enjoy and appreicate scenery, something off the beaten track. I’m swiftly edgeing into this catagory too so I know first hand how your interests start to change. My own holiday next year with my husband is going to be a River Cruise ive even managed to convert him too.
With so many diverse operators now to choose from too making it even more appealing there really is something for everyone.
- Fly cruising
- Getting the Eurotunnal from Folkstone
- Coach/Ferry
- The Danube – A lesson in history about the days when Vienna ruled the empire.
- The Rhone – A good combination of good food, wine & Roman history.
- The Seine – A river on the Seine offers Paris.
- The Douro – Twists and turns through the Vineyards, making its way to Porto,
- Russian Waterways – Ancient Russia together with fab cities, Moscow & St Petersburg.
- The Mekong – Just ask me !!!!!!
- The Nile – Temples, Tombs, Centuries of history – again right up my street.
- You can have river cruising at the lowest price without drinks included or excursions.
- You can have options where by some excursions are included and wine at dinner.
- You can have the full works with excursions and wine at dinner and all inclusive. drinks packages being added on too.
No longer do you think of someone of 60 years as being old and yet if you look at picture’s of say…… Queen Victoria at 60 she really did look her age. Todays post war babies are health conscious, wanting excitement and to be looked after, and around 36% are still employed.
Let me know what you think do you agree with me? or am I barking up the wrong tree!